[thebigguy1992]

So I’m doing ninja MCQ for far, and i am trending at an 80% but my average is a 55%. I still have 550 questions not answered correctly between categories “Financial Statement Accounts: Recognition, Measurements, etc” and “Specific Transactions, Events, and Disclosures”. Should i spend my last 3 days answering all the questions i got wrong, or do you guys recommend just moving straight to trouble questions and starting to do sims?

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I kept doing sets of 30 to 100 of all questions… There are 50 different approaches to this on another 71 though. My theory was if I knew the answer it would only take 10 seconds to answer and it was solid reinforcement. You know where you are weak the best. If I had 3 days and wasn't fully prepared yet. First day… Do as many MCQ's as possible and spend a few minutes on the ones you don't understand rereading that piece in the book. Day 2… Do as many SIM's as possible. I wouldn't worry too much about actually doing them, but learning from them would be the goal. Just go through them and read the answer. Day 3 back to MCQ's. I would quit at a decent time on day 3 and focus on relaxing and rest. Maybe have some notes on some areas you are concerned with and look over those some. With 3 days left… There probably is no perfect answer, but pound home key concepts you know you are weak in and review. Good luck!! Next exam… I would try to have an average score over 75% and a trending score above 85% before the last 3 days.

A - 79 expires 4/30/16 need a pass on REG
B - 78
F - 80
R - 83!!! Can live again!

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